System-Level Synthesis

  • Wolfgang Glunz
  • Andreas Pyttel
  • Gerd Venzl
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Part of the The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science book series (SECS, volume 170)

Abstract

The objective of system-level synthesis is to synthesize complex real world systems from a system-level specification. Starting from a specification which is abstract and minimal, i.e., containing only the necessary requirements and constraints, the result is an implementation in terms of existing components or specifications of subsystems, which in turn can be synthesized. The goal is an implementation which is quickly available, cost-effective both in terms of design and manufacturing costs, and fully supports the required functionality and performance. Of course, fully automated synthesis at the system level is not the goal, at least with the present understanding of synthesis and design automation technology. Given the fact that systems are continuously becoming more complex, it may, actually, never be possible.

Keywords

Finite State Machine Synthesis Approach Delay Cost Hardware Description Language Behavioral Description 
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© Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992

Authors and Affiliations

  • Wolfgang Glunz
  • Andreas Pyttel
  • Gerd Venzl

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